What is the mechanism behind inaction of the people?

[Humble Narcissist]

Most people feel they have too much to lose.

This is the reason. In the future if they lose that and "own nothing and be happy" that may change.

[Rambone]

What is the mechanism behind inaction of the people?

Sedation- online porn, over medication, dopamine, instant gratification,  faggotry etc...

Solid list, doc

[Taffin]

What is the mechanism behind inaction of the people?

Sedation- online porn, over medication, dopamine, instant gratification,  faggotry etc...

Sounds like one of my weekends...

[Van_Bilderass]

Here's a question for everyone here. Would you sacrifice your happiness for doing the "right thing."

Just saw a discussion about masculinity and some brought up military special operations guys as peak masculinity. But, they also said that kind of career almost guarantees misery. Being a cripple, mental illness, alcoholism, opiate addiction, suicide, wife fucking someone else while you are deployed. Is it idiotic to sacrifice for that kind of fate?

Like others said, inaction is due to having too much to lose.

[residue]

Here's a question for everyone here. Would you sacrifice your happiness for doing the "right thing."

Just saw a discussion about masculinity and some brought up military special operations guys as peak masculinity. But, they also said that kind of career almost guarantees misery. Being a cripple, mental illness, alcoholism, opiate addiction, suicide, wife fucking someone else while you are deployed. Is it idiotic to sacrifice for that kind of fate?

Like others said, inaction is due to having too much to lose.

masculinity cannot entail blinding taking orders from fat gout ridden aristocrats

[kreator]

Here's a question for everyone here. Would you sacrifice your happiness for doing the "right thing."

Just saw a discussion about masculinity and some brought up military special operations guys as peak masculinity. But, they also said that kind of career almost guarantees misery. Being a cripple, mental illness, alcoholism, opiate addiction, suicide, wife fucking someone else while you are deployed. Is it idiotic to sacrifice for that kind of fate?

Like others said, inaction is due to having too much to lose.

Military is a scam. Lots of brainwashed people thinking they are fighting for their country when in fact they are fighting for the elites making money off wars they themselves plan ahead.

[Kwon]

Here's a question for everyone here. Would you sacrifice your happiness for doing the "right thing."

Just saw a discussion about masculinity and some brought up military special operations guys as peak masculinity. But, they also said that kind of career almost guarantees misery. Being a cripple, mental illness, alcoholism, opiate addiction, suicide, wife fucking someone else while you are deployed. Is it idiotic to sacrifice for that kind of fate?

Like others said, inaction is due to having too much to lose.

Sounds like one of my weekends....

[Dave D]

Here's a question for everyone here. Would you sacrifice your happiness for doing the "right thing."

Just saw a discussion about masculinity and some brought up military special operations guys as peak masculinity. But, they also said that kind of career almost guarantees misery. Being a cripple, mental illness, alcoholism, opiate addiction, suicide, wife fucking someone else while you are deployed. Is it idiotic to sacrifice for that kind of fate?

Like others said, inaction is due to having too much to lose.

I would assume many sacrifice their happiness to do the right thing. This is the whole idea behind sacrifice. People who invest in themselves and their family do this. I think there are many who are willing to do the right thing.

The question is what is right? And this is our problem today, people don’t one right from wrong, we’ ve been brain washed.

Think about 2 events from recent history, the first being covid. Look at the number of people who complied with the insanity because it was the right “thing” to do. 

We can also look at the transgender issue. Most people overlook the insanity because they’re told that accepting all people is important, even though this isn’t a two way street when it comes to traditional views but the average person won’t question the narrative because they believe traditionalists have always been oppressive.


We can even look at the George Floyd incident. Regardless of how you feel about the man, people who believed the police were wrong with how they were treating George thought the best course of action was to shout at the police and record them, because people have been indoctrinated to trust and obey the police. The right thing would have been to try and “save” his life but you can’t disobey/interfere with the police.

Traditional morality is mocked and ridiculed, society has no idea what is right anymore.

It also goes much deeper as others have pointed out. But the main point is people have lost their way.

[Matt]

Sounds like one of my weekends...

Have you tried Vyvanse?

[Kwon]

masculinity cannot entail blinding taking orders from fat gout ridden aristocrats

Have you tried Vyvanse?

[Dave D]

Have you tried Vyvanse?

I would assume many sacrifice their happiness to do the right thing. This is the whole idea behind sacrifice. People who invest in themselves and their family do this. I think there are many who are willing to do the right thing.

The question is what is right? And this is our problem today, people don’t one right from wrong, we’ ve been brain washed.

Think about 2 events from recent history, the first being covid. Look at the number of people who complied with the insanity because it was the right “thing” to do. 

We can also look at the transgender issue. Most people overlook the insanity because they’re told that accepting all people is important, even though this isn’t a two way street when it comes to traditional views but the average person won’t question the narrative because they believe traditionalists have always been oppressive.


We can even look at the George Floyd incident. Regardless of how you feel about the man, people who believed the police were wrong with how they were treating George thought the best course of action was to shout at the police and record them, because people have been indoctrinated to trust and obey the police. The right thing would have been to try and “save” his life but you can’t disobey/interfere with the police.

Traditional morality is mocked and ridiculed, society has no idea what is right anymore.

It also goes much deeper as others have pointed out. But the main point is people have lost their way.

[wazhazbin]

I would assume many sacrifice their happiness to do the right thing. This is the whole idea behind sacrifice. People who invest in themselves and their family do this. I think there are many who are willing to do the right thing.

The question is what is right? And this is our problem today, people don’t one right from wrong, we’ ve been brain washed.

Think about 2 events from recent history, the first being covid. Look at the number of people who complied with the insanity because it was the right “thing” to do. 

We can also look at the transgender issue. Most people overlook the insanity because they’re told that accepting all people is important, even though this isn’t a two way street when it comes to traditional views but the average person won’t question the narrative because they believe traditionalists have always been oppressive.


We can even look at the George Floyd incident. Regardless of how you feel about the man, people who believed the police were wrong with how they were treating George thought the best course of action was to shout at the police and record them, because people have been indoctrinated to trust and obey the police. The right thing would have been to try and “save” his life but you can’t disobey/interfere with the police.

Traditional morality is mocked and ridiculed, society has no idea what is right anymore.

It also goes much deeper as others have pointed out. But the main point is people have lost their way.

trouble is,   the 'right thing' is another control mechanism to control people.   right for who??

[obsidian]

trouble is,   the 'right thing' is another control mechanism to control people.   right for who??

Good point. It's easy to do the right thing when the powers that be agree with it. Much harder to do the right thing when it is not mainstream or endorsed by governments and cockroach bureaucrats.

[Humble Narcissist]

trouble is,   the 'right thing' is another control mechanism to control people.   right for who??

Ethics.

[Taffin]

Have you tried Vyvanse?

Not yet 

[Kwon]

If regular people weren't afraid of the consequences / ie nothing to lose, then you'd see a lot more action.

What should be shown to the Average citizen is what would happen if/when they stay inactive for years. Less and less control.

[Kwon]

Mysterious "Overlords," whose arrival begins decades of apparent utopia, at the cost of human identity and culture.

The true implications of the Overlords' arrival may be far more dangerous, however.

“The scary thing is that sort of fast-forward 60 years and we’re kind of still in the same place,” Vogel said.

“For all the advancements that we had in technology and medicine and everything else, when it comes to us dealing with each other, sadly not much has changed.”

[Van_Bilderass]

Have you tried Vyvanse?

I've done a shitload of it, just dropped a 70mg cap. I don't have a script either. What do you think of it?

[beakdoctor]

I've done a shitload of it, just dropped a 70mg cap. I don't have a script either. What do you think of it?

God damn Van Bilderass I like the cut of your jib.

Vyvanse is concerta or adderall?

It's not as strong or stronger?

And Matt, why did you ask?

[Van_Bilderass]

God damn Van Bilderass I like the cut of your jib.

Vyvanse is concerta or adderall?

It's not as strong or stronger?

And Matt, why did you ask?

I've never done any of those otther amps. This one they bonded dexamphetamine with the amino acid lysine to make it long acting. It is supposed to less easy to abuse - they always think very fast and short acting drugs are more addictive and prone to abuse. I don't really buy it, people got addicted to the long acting Oxys all the same when the manufacturers claimed they were nonaddictive.  Lol no one can seriously have thought that. Anyway, I love this one. Clear headed, fun to take in the morning and you get going quick with good mood and bustling with ideas lol. Or I should say the clear head is mostly early in the day, then you can kind of "burn out" towards the evening. That's my experience at least. And another negative trait is that I can start doing meaningless shit and then suddenly many hours have gone buy. Or I could just sit and stare at a wall.

Regarding the addictive potential, I haven't found it very addictive. First of all I never did more than one cap, never felt  a compulsion to redose. I used it for 3 years almost daily and then I lost my connect and had no problems, didn't think about it. Then a couple of years later I gound them again and have now been taking them.

It doesn't feel like a worse or more potent drug than what you could find in PWOs like DMAA and DMHA or whatever. Just better, not feeling as overstimulated and sick and so on.
What's your experience?

[beakdoctor]

I've never done any of those otther amps. This one they bonded dexamphetamine with the amino acid lysine to make it long acting. It is supposed to less easy to abuse - they always think very fast and short acting drugs are more addictive and prone to abuse. I don't really buy it, people got addicted to the long acting Oxys all the same when the manufacturers claimed they were nonaddictive.  Lol no one can seriously have thought that. Anyway, I love this one. Clear headed, fun to take in the morning and you get going quick with good mood and bustling with ideas lol. Or I should say the clear head is mostly early in the day, then you can kind of "burn out" towards the evening. That's my experience at least. And another negative trait is that I can start doing meaningless shit and then suddenly many hours have gone buy. Or I could just sit and stare at a wall.

Regarding the addictive potential, I haven't found it very addictive. First of all I never did more than one cap, never felt  a compulsion to redose. I used it for 3 years almost daily and then I lost my connect and had no problems, didn't think about it. Then a couple of years later I gound them again and have now been taking them.

It doesn't feel like a worse or more potent drug than what you could find in PWOs like DMAA and DMHA or whatever. Just better, not feeling as overstimulated and sick and so on.
What's your experience?

Ive taken adderall and Ive taken concerta as well as modafinil.

I love stimulants.  I'm pretty burnt out on life but I have way too many obligations to be burnt out on life. Stimulants keep me on track. I hate to sound like I need a crutch but it's where I'm at in life.

 A few years ago I was drinking non-stop, on anti depressants, taking ambien to sleep, using viagra to fuck. Taking xanax for stress.  Life was a blur of booze and pills.

Well, I don't use any of that other shit anymore,  rarely drink at all -maybe on vacation or on Christmas. I use stimulants and its greatly improved my life.

Adderall is kind of like you compared to DMAA but lasts longer and is a little less wired , more focused.

Concerta is very intense focus, lasts all day long. Not super creative or talkative.  Just hyper focus. Within a few minutes of taking it you just start finding work to do and you won't stop working for the next 8 or 9 hours.

Modafinil was a bit different- I felt the opposite of focus but very creative, very talkative, if I had to write a report or letter it was my best work. But when it wore off it was a massive drop in mood. Almost felt like a sense of dread for a few minutes when it wore off. I mentioned this to my doctor and he'd never heard of anyone else experiencing this. But for me it was profound and I stopped taking it.

I do like stimulants.  For me it helps me keep my life on track in a way nothing else has ever done.

[Lartinos]

The propaganda is basically a form of sales and most people are buying.

[Van_Bilderass]

I do like stimulants.  For me it helps me keep my life on track in a way nothing else has ever done.

I admit to having life-long depression problems. Amphetamine is a great antidepressant and it doesn't really feel like you are losing control like with other drugs perhaps, but that's just me. For some people prescribed stims can actually keep them off other drugs and this is a well known property.
My "problems" are still there, there's still anxiety, but stims really help and my modest use doesn't seem to have been an overall negative. I know if you venture out of the "therapeutic zone" things can get very bad but I didn't feel any compulsion to escalate. I think stims have massive stigma and especially the word "amphetamine" otherwise I think they would be prescribed even more. I know in the US some shrinks prescribe it for depression and the ADHD market is massive but here in Europe you can forget about it.

Now that I think about it, I did use a bottle of methylphenidate (Concerta, Ritalin) once years ago and I remember really liking it. For some reason I felt like it actually increased my appetite, unlike amphetamine lol.

I tried Modafinil maybe 10 times and remember thinking it was "weird," didn't know if I liked it or not...  or I liked it but there was some type of negative aspect I couldn't quite put my finger on at the time.

[Matt]

I've done a shitload of it, just dropped a 70mg cap. I don't have a script either. What do you think of it?

It's amazing.

[Humble Narcissist]

Ive taken adderall and Ive taken concerta as well as modafinil.

I love stimulants.  I'm pretty burnt out on life but I have way too many obligations to be burnt out on life. Stimulants keep me on track. I hate to sound like I need a crutch but it's where I'm at in life.

 A few years ago I was drinking non-stop, on anti depressants, taking ambien to sleep, using viagra to fuck. Taking xanax for stress.  Life was a blur of booze and pills.

Well, I don't use any of that other shit anymore,  rarely drink at all -maybe on vacation or on Christmas. I use stimulants and its greatly improved my life.

Adderall is kind of like you compared to DMAA but lasts longer and is a little less wired , more focused.

Concerta is very intense focus, lasts all day long. Not super creative or talkative.  Just hyper focus. Within a few minutes of taking it you just start finding work to do and you won't stop working for the next 8 or 9 hours.

Modafinil was a bit different- I felt the opposite of focus but very creative, very talkative, if I had to write a report or letter it was my best work. But when it wore off it was a massive drop in mood. Almost felt like a sense of dread for a few minutes when it wore off. I mentioned this to my doctor and he'd never heard of anyone else experiencing this. But for me it was profound and I stopped taking it.

I do like stimulants.  For me it helps me keep my life on track in a way nothing else has ever done.

I would like to try Modafinil when I get a little older to help stop cognitive decline. How hard is it to get a prescription?